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Eight signs that indicate the labour market is on the verge of a serious collapse

May 22, 2025

Signs in the US labour market suggest that a “hot” westerly wind could be affecting this indicator as well. Analyzing the situation on the…

Nine indicators that indicate a high probability of an economic crisis in the United States

May 8, 2025

The financialization of the economy in the last quarter of the 20th century created a global “bubble” that is now bursting, starting with the…

US Job market: Even Master’s degree holders are left out – Economic uncertainty is a “thorn”

February 20, 2025

The job market has become so competitive that even graduate students—once the number one candidate for a job—are having a much harder time finding…

Thailand: Zero unemployment, but on the brink of crisis

October 17, 2024

Thailand’s economy, despite its very low unemployment rate (1.07%), faces serious challenges and is considered to be “on the brink of an economic crisis”….

The Modern American Economic Supremacy

November 9, 2023

Cessation of interest rate increases by the central banks of America and Europe at different heights, 4% in the Eurozone and 5.25-5.50% in the…

The “sneeze” of the Chinese economy causes “pneumonia” in the Global economy

August 3, 2023

When the usually frugal Xi Jinping comes out and says he wants to make China’s atmosphere “better and stronger” for business, it’s clear that…

The Chinese economy is entering a phase of stagflation

July 20, 2023

Although China’s National Bureau of Statistics speaks of signs of a “good dynamic recovery”, new data on the Asian giant’s economy do not leave…

Unemployment and the Cost of living are Impoverishing young Chinese

May 25, 2023

Can China’s economy steadily recover after the pandemic – in a new report, the UN predicts for the Asian “giant” growth of 5.3% this…

The slow deceleration of Inflation is testing the limits of anti-inflationary policies

February 23, 2023

Inflation will probably stay with us for a long time. And this is because although a relative de-escalation is recorded in the various links…